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Tag: focal length

Barn in the Yuba County Rice Fields

Experimenting with a Telephoto Lens

Posted on July 4, 2013November 1, 2020

Depth of field or the area of acceptable focus within a photograph is influenced by three factors: the aperture of the lens, the subject to camera distance, and the focal length of the lens. Our expectations for photographs are that they transparently represent the subject of the photograph. Each of the three components of the…

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